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''' BARAJEVO (Барајево) ''' | ''' BARAJEVO (Барајево) ''' | ||
Part of : [[Beograd|Beograd/Belgrade]] | |||
[[File:barajevo.jpg|center]] | [[File:barajevo.jpg|center]] | ||
====Origin/meaning==== | ====Origin/meaning==== | ||
The arms show in the upper part twelve wheatears, as a symbol for the 12 village sin the municipality and the (still) rural character of the municipality. | |||
[[Literature]] : Images send to me by Ladislav von Biron | The base shows historical symbols for the Serbian Republic. The boar's head with an arrow has been used as one of the oldest Serbian symbols, whereas the firesteels are derived from the national arms. | ||
[[Literature]] : Images send to me by Ladislav von Biron, background by Nikola Vulović | |||
[[Category:Serbia]] | [[Category:Serbia]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Beograd]] | ||
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Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of Serbia - грбови Србиjе |
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BARAJEVO (Барајево)
Part of : Beograd/Belgrade
Origin/meaning
The arms show in the upper part twelve wheatears, as a symbol for the 12 village sin the municipality and the (still) rural character of the municipality.
The base shows historical symbols for the Serbian Republic. The boar's head with an arrow has been used as one of the oldest Serbian symbols, whereas the firesteels are derived from the national arms.
Literature : Images send to me by Ladislav von Biron, background by Nikola Vulović